Private guides and guided tours in Argentina
Private guides in Argentina
Private Guide in Salta - Angelica Valdez de Zaleski
(Member Since 2012) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Salta Languages: EnglishI am a proud mother of four and love my job as a guide. I love showing people and meeting people form all over the world. I speak English very well and Iam doing this job independently since 2000. I have worked fir travel agencies and car rentals for a long time.
Private Guide in Buenos Aires - Baires Exclusive
(Member Since 2010) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Buenos Aires Languages: English, Spanish, Francais, PortugueseAt the moment of travelling to another country, the traveler chooses to contract in his native land some package including the air ticket, the lodgment or hotel, the transfers, and a panoramic city tour. The rest of the optional tours are usually being hired in the destination, generally at the hotel.
Private Guide in Buenos Aires - Gisela Morano
(Member Since 2012) Languages: Spanish English Portuguesse ItalianMy name is Gisela, I'm a local licensed tour guide in Buenos Aires specialized in history, art an architecture. I would really like to show you my city and it's secrets in it, as welll as in the sorrounding areas. My goal is that you should fall in love in it and to carry to the place you live in a good memory.
Argentina
Language: Spanish
Currency: Argentine peso (ARS)
COMMENTS ABOUT Argentina:
As the world’s eighth largest country and the second largest in South America, Argentina has an abundance of everything. Spanning the southern half of South America, Argentina’s climates range from hot, humid, and rainy to crisp, cold winters. Some areas even maintain a Mediterranean climate year round, making it ideal for vacationing at any time.
If your interests are in beautiful scenery, majestic glaciers, or mirror-like lakes amidst snowcapped peaks, Argentina has a great variety to interest people from all walks of life. The Iguazu Falls are a short flight from Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital. Nothing else can compare with its jungle surroundings and a total of 275 waterfalls. You can also hike, ride, or boat along Argentina’s rivers, enjoying the crisp air and spectacular views. The vineyards of Mendoza and the ice fields of El Calafate are also awe-inspiring sites. The salt pans of eastern Argentina are host to numerous rock formations and vistas you will never believe.
Wildlife abounds in Argentina, many of which can be seen in such places as the Punto Tombo National Reserve, where around a million Magellan penguins go to mate each year. A variety of whales, elephant seals, and other oceanic animals are often found here. From wetlands habitats to jungle predators, Argentina has it all.
For those who prefer the bustling city life and cultures of the world, Argentina boasts of wondrous cities with histories unlike anything found elsewhere. One of the premier is Buenos Aires, often called the “Paris of the South.” With its European feel and fast-paced nightlife, foodies can visit an assortment of the city’s famous steakhouses. Or enjoy venues with live performing arts, and attend bars and dance clubs with vibrant, exciting atmospheres.

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Classic Taylor Made City Tour
Full day City tour & San isidro and Tigre Delta
Transfer airport and Sightseeing
Walking Tour
Buenos Aires City Tour
Buenos Aires cuisine
Pampas and Gauchos
Tigre delta
Walking Buenos Aires












